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LYCEUM OF SUBIC BAY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Lot 73 Central Business District, Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Telefax: (047) 252 - 3157

Grading System

Attendance/Seatwork 20%

Quizzes/Homework 20%

Major Exam 60%

Schedule of Exams

Prelim July 15-17

Midterm August 19-21

Prefinals September 18-20

Finals October 16-18

Project RequirementAM/FM/Gibbs Phenomenon simulatedin Matlab, Simulink and Multisim with

documents

***Project/s if any shall be passed forinitial evaluation during the prefinalsexam week and will be graded andpassed for final evaluation a week

before the final exams

RECIPE FOR SUCCESS

1. Take this course seriously, starting on the first day. That means scheduling study time everyday, startingtoday.2. Read the chapter before the lecture. Read carefully, do not skim.3. Read with a pen and notebook. Take notes while you read, and work out example problems.4. Attend every lecture.5. Dont attempt the homework without studying the chapter first. 6. Dont get isolated: Get in a study group. Go to the Help Room.

7. Start your assignments EARLY. If you wait till the last day, and you get stuck, you wont have time to visita TA.8. Dont fall behind; youll never catch up. 9. Just reading the text, attending lecture, and doing the homework is not enough. You have to understandthe material. Test of understanding: If you can explain the material, in words, to someone else, withoutreferring to the text, then you understand. This course is not about memorizing; its about understanding.

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LYCEUM OF SUBIC BAY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Lot 73 Central Business District, Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Telefax: (047) 252 - 3157

Laboratory Course Coverage

WEEK TOPIC METHODOLOGY and STRATEGY EVALUATION TOOLS

1 Introduction to Matlab Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

2 Experiment 1 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

3 Experiment 2 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

4 Experiment 3 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

5 Experiment 4 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

6 Experiment 5 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

7 Experiment 6 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

8 Experiment 7 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

9 Experiment 8 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

10 Experiment 9 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

11 Experiment 10 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

12 Experiment 11 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

13 Experiment 12 Lecture,Hands-on Experiment Laboratory Report

14 Project Consultation Instructor Evaluation15 Project Consultation Instructor Evaluation

16 Project Consultation Instructor Evaluation

17 Project Consultation Instructor Evaluation

18 Project Defense Group Presentation and OralDefense

Instructor and/or PanelEvaluation